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Jaw screws

Nick Todd

Hi Guys,

After moving to Oklahoma last year, I am close to gertting my shop together. In my move, the box that my chucks in it got wet. Some are going to require quite a bit of clean up. I plan on replace the screws that hold the jaws in place. I have more than ten chucks. Do any of you have the part numbers & suppliers for the screws. I need them for the Nova & Oneway chucks.

Thanks!

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#2

Check with Fastenal-

john lucas

I bought metric screws for my Vicmarcs

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Don Tewell

You can get metric and imperial at your local Ace. I have replaced a couple of my Nova screws from Ace.

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Clifton C

Just bought these for my OneWays, item # 6DU64 from Graingers, 100 for 15.40

Mcmaster has them for 10.73 but I was impatient.

cc

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Oneway *LINK*

Bill Howatt

Craft Supplies has 8 screws for the Talon/Stronghold for $6.95. Link below.

First one I came across so there are probably others.

Bill


Oneway jaw screws

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Jesper, Denmark

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Jesper, Denmark

They are hardened M6 x 15 or M6 x 20 with internal hex drive. I am not near my lathe now, so you can measure the length from the flat to the end of the screw.

Buy a box of 100 from a supply house and you have plenty spare to get lost in the shavings.

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Mike Mills

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Mike Mills

The Nova jaws screws are M6 X 10. If replacements are much longer (15, 20,etc) they may not seat and tighten. Also make sure they are of appropriated hardness, all of mine are 10.9 or 12.9 on those stamped Nova.

Rockler has the set of 8 for $4.79.

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Robert Lalonde

Me too. And they're a dollar or less each.

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Nick Todd

Thanks for info guys!

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